Female veterans have a constellation of problems in finding housing, the report said.
Generally, she added, they suffered from a constellation of problems: financial struggles, unemployment, broken relationships and loneliness.
Iris J. Lav, a senior adviser at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities and a co-author of the report, said that the unemployment system has "a constellation of problems that need to be solved".
Poverty is a peculiar, insidious thing, not just one problem but a constellation of problems: not just inadequate wages but also inadequate education, not just dead-end jobs but also limited abilities, not just insufficient savings but also unwise spending, not just the lack of health insurance but also the lack of healthy households.
Respondents reported that their clients have a constellation of problems with different origins, etiologies, and symptoms, often crossing over the boundaries of mental illness, addictions, and antisocial pathologies.
(7) Patients with metabolic syndrome have a constellation of problems, including obesity, dyslipidemia, diabetes and insulin resistance.
Flynn had been rejected for service (because of a constellation of health problems, including an enlarged heart), but he would fight the war on screen.
These three factors contribute to a constellation of health problems, according to an analysis from RTi Research.
The E-sisters believe Essure has caused them ― and tens of thousands of others ― a constellation of health problems, from bleeding, bloating and pelvic pain to more obscure symptoms like rashes, tooth loss, joint pain and fatigue associated with an allergic or autoimmune reaction.
In teens, substance use frequently occurs along with a constellation of other problems [ 35, 36].
